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JIG. LORD ACQUITTED.
The Jury Very Quickly BriuEs In u Verdict
of Not Guilty.


of Not Guilty,
Yesterday ]. @. Lord, the man accused
Of securing two watches from John A.
Laeh Last July by false pretsnses, with
the assistance Of old man Vancleave, was
arraigned for trial on an Indictment for
grand larceny in Judge Boyl's court be.
fore tho following Jury: ]. II. Dehmel,
Louis Fritz, Charles Hszlstt, Charles
Dailer, George Keiser, Barney Moran,
Thomas CLARK, Thomas Treshler, W. F.
koumme, ]: NJ. Confer, Fred Eberwein
Nelson A. Thornburg.
Col. Arnett was the attorney for the
plaintiff, while Prosecuting Attorney Jor-
dan represented the State. The case has
aroused unusual iutercst, owing to the fact
that Lords antecedsnts are unknown. He
WAS said ct the time Of his arrest to be the
son Of wealthy railroad official OF Chicago
and slick crook. he, Vancleays and
others were engaged in selling q patent
medicine at the time OF the watch trans
actions.
Yesterday nice looking and we'll
dressed lady, understood 10 be Lords
wife, and bright child were with him in
Court. After hearing the evidence the
jury, without leaving the box, returned q
verdict Of not guilty. 80
Lord WAS remanded to jail, as he is
wanted ut Moundsville for another oifsnse.
1t is understood that the remaining charge
againGt Vancleave will be dropped.
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a NEW INDUSTRY PROMISED 10,
a is5il -ffIt ;. m s1lrIl7l '71lrsB ~
A Soap Factory which will Locate here II
'lA5l ~ Permitted to. IslRlfg.

There was presented In the Second
Branch Of Council OF last nights meeting
petition signed by O. W. Cole and 8. B.
Chroniser, asking for the privilege Of erect.
ing a soap works on the creek bank at the
corner Of McColloch and Seventeenth
streets. It was referred to the Committee
on Health Tor investigation as to tho ma.
ture OF the works 10 be erected. The par.
ties petitiontng como from Pittsburgh and
both were present last night. Mr.. Cole
addressed the body for q few minutes
and stated that they deaired 10
start an establishment here for the
manufacture Of hard and toilet soaps, and
that they had been urged to come here by
several firms who had promised to sell
and use their soaps. He said further that
there would be no offensive odor about
the place, that 1t would not DO nuisance
In any respect, ss there would be no fat
rendering department about their works.
He said chat their works In Allegheny
were located near fashionable quarter,
and that no complaint had ever been
made about them, q.s.s-E- r
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ond on all the buslness referred to above
was concurred In. It differed with the
Second In only one lmatter-the renort OF

ond on all the buainess referred to above
was concurred In. It differed with the
Second In only one matter-the report OF
the Committee on Claims, which recon-.
mended the payment Of bills aggregating
STA for legal services. OF this amount
there was $500 each for Dol. G. B. Oald.
well, City Solicitor, and Mr.. Henry NJ.
Russell Tor services on behalf OF the city
In the Circuit and Supreme Courts in
the case Of J. B. Sheppard and others
against the now Police and Fire Board.
The Second Branch approved the bills az
right and proper, but the First considered
Col. CaldwelPB charge too high and ior
want Of something better 10 do referred
the report to the Committee on Salaries.
I. was settled long ago that tho Solicitors
salary 10 merely q retainer, 90 to speak,
and does not compensate him for services
rendered In court. In this connection Il
may be reported that Dennis O'KeeIe,
the ex.Solicitor, has sent In a bill for $225
for services In the Police and Fire Board
caaes, which wGs considered by the Com.
mittoe on Claims last night and action de.
ierred. It 10 not thought by the commit.
tee that MI O'Keeffe'a services were oil
anything like that value. Z
AFTER THE SUNDAY sHLLRRs.
Mr.. Faris introduced tho following res.
olution, which was defeated by vote oil
5 to Q. Thoae voting mo" were Del.
brugge, Farrell, Handlan, Kenney, schrebe
and Ulrlch. f5 G8'H @5Q ':5Tl7
Resolved, That the Board OF Police and
Fire Commissioners DO and are hereby
instructed to 500 that the penalty for the
violation Of sections 20 and rs OF the or.
dinance In relation to rodInaries and
coffee houses be strictly enforced here.
alter. II TR.-E. ! :
The 20lh section referred to provides for
the filming Of saloonists who keep open on
Sunday, and section % provides for Tic
filming Of tho City Sergeant and his depu.
tieu for failure and neglect 10 prosecute
oil such offenders. Mr.. Fa,is' idea was
that, ss the ordinance in relation to sell
Ing on Sunday was being openly violated
1t might not be bad idea to 9TH some one
up. ThoHe who voted agsina! 1t said thoy
did 80 because they did not want to init
mato In any way to the Police and Fire
Board that it was not acquainted with the
ordinances and did not know when and
how to enforce them.
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Stage OF tho wator and Movements Of tho
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excursion
Tickets during the Christmas holidays to
Cleveland and between all stations OH its
road Excepting between stations on Bel
laire and Martins Ferry branch) one
single trip fare for the round trip.
10 ticket sold for loss than ten (l0)
cents. Local tickets will be good going
December q, 26and 81, 1887, and good to
return December 90, 1887, to January 2,
!SSS, incluslve. Cleveland tickets good
for return December "a, 1887, to January
8, 1883, inclusive.
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Surprise Party in tho Country.

Chester A. Whiseen, son OF Joseph
Whissen, Of Point Mills, this county,
leaves tomorrow for California, whsro he
propoHesto make his home in tho future.
Monday evening number Of his friends,
among them several from this city, called
on him at his fathers residence to bid
him farewell. It was a surprise to him
and most pleasant one, too. Tho even.
ing was spent In dancing till midnight,
when bountiful supper was spread.
During the evening Mr.. George Morrison,
on behalf Of Mr.. Whissen'a friends, pre-.
Sented him with a handsome gold pen
and holder, and he was also made the
recipient Of other testimonials OF eincere
friendship. MIR. Whissen has always been
quite popular and will be missed by an
appreciGtiye circle. 5l
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The Steubenvllle Gazette says: IT Is an.
nounced that the Brilliant nail works will
start up this week, having secured TWEEN.
ty.four carloads Of steel from England.
This ia commentary on our system OF la.
Dor unions. The Amalgamsted Associa-
ton would not permit any union mill to
cell steel to tho Brilliant works, 80 they
had to remain idle for all time or else i'm.
port steel. It seems strange that in the
midst OF the howl that inportations Of the
pauper product Of England will destroy
our industries, an important induatry can.
not run at NIL until the pauper product
comes 10 its relief. -
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the, City and Wheeling Folks
l. sEE Abroad.

Strangers In the, City and Wheeling Folks
l. sEf Abroad.
Hon. L. B. Potts, Of Glencoe, Ohio, is in
the city.
Mrs. DR.. Hupp is visiting friends at
Washington, Pa.
Mr.. George Paxton, Of Wellsburg, WAC
In the city yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. F. Hermans, OF Kingwood,
are at the Mcclure Houas.
Judge J. B. briggs and Mr.. W. F. Hun
ter, OF Woodstisld, Ohio, are at the Nc
Lure.
Rev. Dr.. LYDIA left yesterday for his
home in Charleston after several weeks
stay here.
Miss Annie Carson has returned from
Ohio, where she has been for the past few
weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. S. II. Dareh, ex.Superintendent Of
the Gas Works, is confined to his home by
a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. Basel, of Clarksburg, arrived at
the Stamm House last night from Pitts
burgh, where he has been on businesa.
Nearly all the members oil the Jim,
the Penman," company are st the Stamm
house. Ono or two arc registered at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. George Whitaker has returned
homo for the holidays. For some time
past he has been living with hin grand
father, near Baltimore.
Mr.. B. I. Hodgmsn, Of Moundsville,
Mrs. J.. M. HodgmRu and l.. w. Hodg-
man, Of Red Wing, Mimi, were 1.-THE
McLuro house yesterday. ~
Mrs. Carrie Woolley, OF Wheeling, has
returned homo after spending g few days
with Miss Minnie Hoffman, Of the First
ward.-Bellaire Independent.
Mr.. Charles W. List has returned home
from Philadelphia; where he is attending
the jefferson Medical College, and will
remain here until after the holidays.
Mr.. Ban Maginley and his dramatic
company, who have been resting at the
Mcclure House here pince their engage.
ment closed at the Opera House Saturday
night, left on the Andes en- route for Nash
vile, Tenn, where they open Monday
night.
Mr.. Camden Sommera, Of 81. Paul, or.
rived here yesterday. He comes to epsnd
the holidays with friends and relatives
here and at Clsrksburg, and to LOOK after
some business mattels His friends in
this State will be glad to learn that he ia
doing well in the busy Northwest. .is
Miss Maggie Prince, the highly accom-.
plished and intelligent daughter Of Capt.
Thomaa Prince, Of Wheeling Island, who
has been visiting the family Of George
Taylor, of Union street, has returned
home. During her stay. here che made
many friends, and wsa a general isvorits
in aociety.-Bellaire Tribune. 80
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RIVER NEWS,

e h 80. ..
Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF tho
tJ-f 5e5 Boats. II q ID
The c. ". Bachelor LETT for Pittsburgh about
O'Clock with fair trip. -,g0 ~ Z ! -
Ths Fashion passed up yesterday euroute from
Cincinnati che had good trip. 49, s5.f,'.5 N
Tho John Moran paxsed up at 10 4, n. and tho
William Bonner at NJ, with emtt!es. =
The Benton McMillu passed down yesterday.
having on board all the freight she wanted, = .
Pilot James Martin was not on board the ndes
this trip having stopped OFT at Cincinnati On nc.
count OF sickness. Is; al57S- ! = - y
The Ben Hur Is this mornings packet for Park.
eneusg. Tho Courier got away 1n this trade yes.
terdhy witha good TIP. IS q, = ~ =
Ing, having on board about ali the ireIcht sbc
could carry on thlsstage Of water. - 80
The ". n. Chancellor Is laid up at Point Pleasant
ana II ls said, Will not come out until after Tho
holidays; by that tlneIthe river may be frozen M
and 80. she can stay where she is until spv!ng.
The Katie stockdale was expected to pass down
early hour this morning She was due down yes.
terdsy morning, but was SO detained on her wsy
up that she did no! reach Pittsburgh TIL Monday
evening R 2 4 z : ,g-,I7-f = -
. The reports from above last evening were as fol.
lows: MoIgantown, feet inches and stationary
aud raining, Oh City, / foot aud stationary:
Greensboro, feet and stationary and raining:
kices. landing fcctand stationary and raining:
LOCK NO. 4, feet inches, stationary and raining.
The river Is still falling OF this point The marks
last evening indicated depth In the channel Of 4
feet Scant It Ia probable however, that the river
VIII 90 rising BY this evening as result OF yeser
days rain unless 1t is checked BY a cold spap.
!. I!esterdays nin and t1e snow that has melted IN
u me weather. Is sufficient TO cause Yso Of three
or four feeh 81 ~
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No ONE should mias the opportunity TO
ses and examine the msnikin, or model
OF the human body, now on exhibition at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. bridge corner,
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. An es-
peclally valuable and instructive feature
is the Zig ht it throws on these important
organs, the kidnsys; showing them in q
sound state and also whom diseased by an
engagement OF impure blood. The docu.
ments setting forth the mode by which
kaekine, tho new quinine, relieves and
cures this condition are equally clear and
convincing, ~ 81:
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local Nows and Gossip From
4 the GlAas City, Z ~ 7lat "A

= '7 ~" ..1 s'o''Pp = ~
Earn Booth was Ia the city yesterday. a.
Mr., Poulsou, OF Rayenna, u In tho city. II
Tho ,rd.s IA ~, mai n NOW A., ho.,,.
NJ A -. =. /, ,,n,r,, ,,as.s.I.,, w sr
There no change IN the condition Of Mn. Luke.
Mrs O, II. DAnkwerth was In Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. McCloy, OF Rock Hill. wa In tho CITY ysstsr.
day, = Flri'7-f7Vl' III h, = = 80 -
M Thomas 1ta,t ,e,, las. r,,ht =, n h,,,,o..
.,tn AAou1a' 1AAts 'eis tass niSu' VI pusinets
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Syrup OF Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clsnse the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and towers; to cure habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
tactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Csl. Messra
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. He's, R. B. Burt
and @. Monkemellcr, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va. -
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j. Mont Curtis Post No. rs, G. A. R.,
located at West Liberty, this county, on
December IA elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: John Gardner,
commander; Henry Spears, vice com.
mander; Solomon Dsflibaugh, senior vice
commander; Benjamin A. Bigss, surgeon
N. Nicholson, chaplain; CHARLES II. Deiters,
adjutant; Col. W. B. Ou,tiu, quartermas.
ter; J. Il. Keller, officer Of the day James
e. Riggs, officer of the guard. The post
expects to muster eaveral comrades alter
the holidays. 1t is in good condition 10,
the next grand reunion, ),
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal, Industrial and General Local
nv --------- MAYA ayAr Thara WV U L l

Personal, Industrial and General Local
f News over There.
RIP. j. Bremen Is home from Minneapolis ior
the holidays. 5TpgI4f \, sG.. E6'tFFy Z
Nm ong, Of stenbenvills, was In tho city yes.
terday on business. e 55ts 61l' 81
Two new lcars will DO placed In tho buckeye fac.
tory In place OF two worn out ones. ,'i,ssrr
Robert Blackiord aud Roscoe Ong arc homo from
washington college Tor tho holidays.
The decorating shopi At tho Buckeye works arc
having good runon shades this week. E,4
Miss Eta Kerr, OF tho Bayless house, Is In Alle.
gheuy, where she Will Spend tho holidays
Misses Laura Steel amt Annie Meredith, Of Cam.
bridge, are the guests OF Miss Edna Crowell. IIt
Mr.. A! J. Van Pclt has recovered sufficiently
from bis attack Typhoid fever 10 be abbot TO DO out
Rehcarsals arc being had at the different
Christmas. @ 5arF =
Rev. Mr.. Jordan, OF the Baptist church, Wheel.
Thursday night b l|T''. = : - :,
MI. J. ". Collins has returned from successful
the in,ercs! Of tho Dlthridge Glass com pany
at New Brighton. 7g5,. - '71I,''"' :
Tho Cleveland. Lorain { Wheeling Railroad
,,omnany's merry Christmas and Happy New
Year" Cards arc now out. - - ~
N. Randall will take the position OF freight
clerk In tho Cleveland l. Pittsburgh freight oftice.
lately held by Mr.. Ross Mitchell, who Is now ticket
agent. 5r5 i y = -, :
WIS. Kerr yesterday rendered his resignation AZ
booklceper In the Buckeye glass house, and will
accept more lucrative one In the Northwood
GlGs Company's Office. M lst-.a.s-a5I7 /,
. Liberal donations arc being made Of various
articles 70 be given away by the committee Sun.
day morning at the Presbyterian church. The
Idea OF giving gifts Ia becoming very popular
among Sunday schools. 1's'i-. Vs. :, - !
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rhe Lucky ono Fonnd hr alr.. j. NJ. a1uuor

Tho Lucky Ono Fouud by airs. J. NJ. Mason.
She picked up her argus Leader and
noticed that ticket 7l,4ll Of the last draw.
ing Of The Louisiana State Lottery had
drawn the prize Of SIS, 900. It struck her
that her ticket WAS somewhere near that
number. she was nearly tickled to death
to find that 1t was 7l,4ll. She had only
put 81 in as joke more than anything
else, and she has decided that joking
psys.-SioLr FaAs (Dak) argus Leader,
Nov. IL. u, ,'a pdw
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Tho Myera.1IArshall Case.

The suit Of Myers vs.. Marshall, growing
out OF coal bank transaction, which was
put on trial in the Circuit Court last week
for the fourth time, the jury having dis
agreed on each former trial, vas decided
yesterday, tho Jury returning verdict in
favor Of tho plaintiff for something over
1900. The amount sued for was about
5000. Col. Arnett made motion on be-
half Of Marshall for new trial, whereupon
Capt. Dovener, Of counsel Tor the other
side, remarked s3lo vocs that Col. Arnett
ought to be fined.
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Secretary seamon, referring to pub.
lished complaints as to the large gas bills
this month, said yesterday that no had
gone over the books and compared the
bills for this month with those for the
came month last year, and only in two
instances among those who Gre large con.
sumers Of gas Was 1t found that the bills
for 1887 were as large az those for the
came month in 1856. II the adminlstra.
ton has anything to do with the gas bills,
this administration deserves a vote OF
thanks ss.-r r5.=se... IS s.
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Holiday E1ourpions on thu u. s. O.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will, on December oath, 25!h, 2G:h
and 3lat, 1887, and January LIST and I'd,
1888, sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip, from all atutiono to all
stations, on the Trans. Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets wifi
be good returning until January Sd, 1888,
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Thousands of Children

Ave born into the world every day with some eezs.
ma!ous Auction, such as milk crust. scall head.
lng eczema, the Itching. burning, and dsdgussiion
0! watch make lie prolonged torture, unless
Skin BeIutitler, and single application ~ r,,,t
Gura; tho Great Skin Cure, With litt!o (;i,icura
Hesolvent the New Blood Purifier, are often snfii'
cent 70 arrest the progress Of The diseasc, and
point to speedy and permanent cure ,,' A4u
Hence, no mother VINO loves her children wh,
taEes pride In their beauty, purity and health ana
IN bestoWing upon them childG greatest inhcrIt.
n 1 a skin without blemlsh, and BODY NOM.
iNn SI pure oiootTshould fail TO make trial Of
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Suit for Attornoy's Fees.

The suit in assumpait Of B. B. Dove
ner against the Wheeling 4 Parkersburs
Transportation Company, to recover foes
alleged to be due for legal nervces render
cd, and sggregating with interest about
81 500, was again put on trial in the Cir
cult Court yesterday to jury composed
Of Messls. W. s. Fcose, Joseph Kleeh,
James Harmon, Henry Bode, George Wer-
ner, James Anderson, G. A. Roth, Pat
trick Weir, Wm. Carey, Thos. Colvin, J..
J. Kaysnaugh and George Matheson.
The plaintiff is represented by'W. P.
Hubbard and Henry n. Russell, and the
defendant by Mssara. Ewing, Melvin and
Riley, s.. -|.'1.. N
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lin r. -ANTIIE
Skin Diseases

Our Oldest child, now ,el1 years OF age, when AN
infant SIX months old was attacked with yIriient
malignant mall skin disease. All ordinary remedies
iailtng. We called our family phyaician. who al.
tenp,ed to cure 1t: but It spread with almost in.
ciealoc rapidity, until the lower portion OF the
Hue !elloTe person, from the middle OF his bart
Gown 70 ms knees, was ono solid rash ugly naiu.
~, olotched. aud malicious. We had no rcSt at
night, no peace At day. Finally, We were advised
70 Try Cuhcura Remedies. The eject was sinnir
marvellous. In three or four weeks a conplete
cure was Wrought leaving the little follows peIson
as white and healthy az though he mad novcr hoo,
attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies
sayeu his lille: and to-day he f. stroug, healthy
Sniia, perfectly Well. no repetition OF the disease
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To tho Ladies',

We have Just opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line OF ma
chimes ever brought to this city. We have
tho Standard and White finished in Ma.
hogany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~. Choice will be given to Holiday pur.
chasers without additional cost. Read
our lad" in this paper. S "a,
81 II f,E. 81 En- T. Rocr G. ~
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BLITZ PulYer, instantaneous
Flash Powder for home portrai-
ture at night, at Kinks Art Store,
1905 Main street. 53l.,5.,53' :,
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PURCHASE a pair OF Boys or Girls
Rubber Roots II you want TO give them
a sensible Present for this kind of
weather. J.W. AMICK,
y. ;ss 1133 Main Street.
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TuE Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run ita trains from Thursday, Deem.
Der %, until Monday, December 20, in.
elusive every hour, same as during sum.
mer, last train leaving city at $3.50 P. NJ. I
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\ SEE our Gentlemen's Embroidered
Holiday Slippers ut 81 10 and 81 25 per
pair. A handsome picture card given
eacll purchaser. j. W. AlICk,
lib Main Street,
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eEo. NJ. SHOOK 8 co.
8 600
Customers

Gan be supplied with useful and orna.
mental Chriatmas and New Year Presents
from our unusually largo and comprehen.
awe Holiday etock. l8T
To atsirt buyers In selecting, we here.
with append o Lilo. Of artioles suitable for
ouch Presents:
: Wraps-Ladies' & Childrcn's.
Silks, Velvets and Pushes.
Hcnriettas-Black and Cold.
Pattern Suits.
Cashmeres, Cloths, etc. 4
Fur Muf1s and Boas. n.
Shaw!s and Fichues.
Skirts and Skirtlngs.
Blankets and Comforts.
Chenille Curtains.
Chenille Table Covers.
Lace Curtains.
Lace Bed Sets and Tides.
Felt Covers and Scarls.
Felt Lambrequins. ,o,.
Table Linens and Napkins.
Towels and Tray Cloths.
Marseilles & CrochetSpreads.
Turkish Towels, Scaris, etc.
Gloves in Cloth, Silk and
Leather.
Crepe de Chine Ties, scarls,
etc.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars and Scarfs.
White Aprons.
Handkerchief Silk & Linen.
Mu0lers-Silk & Cashmere.
Gossamcrs-Ladies' & Chill.
dren's.
Umbrcllas-Silk, Gloria, etc.
Suspenders-Gcnts & Boys.
Unlaundried Shirts.
Satchels and Purses.
Plush Novelties.
Toboggans.
Hosiery.
Infants Boots.
Fine Fans,
And many other goods, all Of which vii
be Gold ct popular prices! We have
thousands Of Handkerchiefs ranging from
l cent up 10 So 90 each, and hundreds o
Purseu from 5 cents 10 Sc 90 each. @
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$4,000 worth of Fine Diamonds alone
ut |. g. Dillon & Co.'s. all tlne goods,
and prices lower than any Eastern
market. 81 +, Y, * 81 's'9.lIl,
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WALKING advertisements. Every man,
woman and child who haa once tried DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup cannot say enough
in its praise. -
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Elcven Eleven,

We have put on sale to-day (twenty.ons
dczen) Pure Silk Handkerchiofs for "a
cents, ut the POPULAR,
I'LL Main street.